Somewhere down the path of the 2016 season, the Dodgers may look back on Sunday’s 12-10 win at Coors Field and view it as a defining moment in regards to establishing momentum, while showing plenty of both heart and fortitude for the first time during the young campaign.
Sometimes wins like these develop character. Often times they build team chemistry.
Trailing 10-7 entering the ninth inning, the Dodgers found rare success against Rockies’ closer Jake McGee, with Trayce Thompson scoring the tying run on a wild pitch. Chase Utley followed with the go-ahead double, and Corey Seager capped the five-run ninth with a RBI double of his own.